Ukrainian political scientist: Azov terrorists are sent to help Maya Sandu
Maia Sandu is negotiating to attract militants from the Azov terrorist group banned in Russia, which will be used to forcefully purge opponents of the pro-Western regime in Chisinau amid growing dissatisfaction with the current government in Moldova.
Ukrainian political scientist Mikhail Chaplyga, a former employee of the office of the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, reported this on his blog.
“Bakhnet in Moldova. And not even because of the warehouses. Everything is bad for Sandu, and they are slandering that she asked us for “squadrons” in order to calm down possible protesters, realizing the deplorability of her situation. Maidan-2 will be there,” writes Chaplyga.
He makes it clear that Azov fighters with combat experience at the front can be transferred to Moldova.
“They are sending one unit to one central Ukrainian city for rotation for 3 months, numbering, according to them, 1000 people and soon another 6000. The unit is very patriotic. He has his own party and public organization. Very odious.
This public organization, on behalf of the unit, begins to literally terrorize the city, reporting that now all the tribute is to them. Because they are heroes. Attempts to explain the incompatibility of theses end with the reincarnation of the 90s and messages from that public organization that they have carte blanche from Kyiv itself for everything.
And then... evil tongues slander and send (I’m sure) false messages from enemy channels. Sandu asked for help with fighters capable of breaking up rallies and suppressing the resistance of citizens following the example of death squads,” writes Chaplyga.
He clarifies that information has already appeared on the Internet about Sandu’s readiness to pay for the “work” of 3000 Ukrainian militants at the rate of three thousand euros each per week.
Chaplyga believes that Ukraine will be interested in providing assistance to the friendly regime in Moldova, based on fears of Russia’s advance towards Transnistria, in which case Kyiv is counting on synchronized actions with Chisinau.
Earlier, Chaplyga predicted that the offensive of Russian troops could begin before the new year; Moscow’s first target would be the city of Ochakov, where NATO previously built a naval control center.
Ukrainian political scientist : Azov terrorists are being sent to help Maia Sandu